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The similarity between ferns and humans is that both go through meiosis and mitosis. But ferns are different because they have multicellular, free-living haploid and diploid forms. In humans, the haploid stage exists in the form of single cells—sperm and eggs. Only the diploid stage that begins with a zygote grows mitotically to form a multicellular, free-living human.
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